Ash M

Honestly, an enjoyable watch for lovers of slasher/gore films. I'm not going to have that it's a masterpiece, but I'd put it up there as my favourite Terrifier. Overall, would recommend for those who have enjoyed either of the first two. Pros: Amazing practical effects, as expected. Surprisingly some good laughs for the morbid audience An actual story being developed (even though its not very good, it's better than hot girls getting murdered just because). Great acting 9/10 times, very impressed how real a lot of the scenes felt. Costumes FANTASTIC Music FANTASTIC Foley FANTASTIC Cons: I honestly hate the secondary villain in this one, I think she looks tremendously revolting but I hate all her lines. Part of what I found so charming about Art is the lack of 'evil-villain-talk'. Having this random ghoul chime in about slitting throats and other generic slasher phrases just pulled away from the Terrifier charm, if you can call it that. Pretty bad story that tries and fails to make heartfelt moments I wish there were a few more dream/hallucination sequences? Just personal opinion but I enjoyed how they leaned into that last movie. Clearly our protagonist struggles to tell the difference between reality and fiction, so using that more to exploit gore/unrealistic scenes could have been a great edition.

Caused me physical pain to sit through thus movie. Glad others liked it, but I certainly did not. The acting was mediocre, and laughably bad at times. I understand good child actors are hard to come by but the facial expressions were so misdirected that it completely took me our of the movie. The camerawork was quite stylistic, but nor to my taste though I understand the appeal. To me it seemed too over-exposed, and the many, may, may wideshots too away from any horror factor. One of the defining characteristics that makes FNAF scary is that claustrophobic, trapped feeling - knowing you are trapped and being actively hunted by an unknown and unstoppable force. And that weird friendship montage with the animatronics felt so unnecessarily stupid. With such a strong and infamous subject material I was really hoping for something better, or at least tolerable. Instead I was presented with a trope-y, predictable, poorly made kid horror movie. There's more horror in Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids than this.

Tried to give this movie a go. Twice. First time I gave up 10 minutes in, this time I made it about half way through and had to walk out at the second rape joke. I'm not against dark, edgy or straight up offensive humour and I enjoy a lot of Seth Rogan's work but this movie consists entirely of sex jokes/puns, political bagging and occasionally racist jokes. The humour is repetitive and unfunny. Sure there's some sort of supposed message but it's all entirely negated by how awful the rest of this movie. I will give the animators credit though, it is well animated.